Biden has a new secret court, the New York Stock Exchange withdraws a controversial rule, and two U.S. Navy SEALs are killed in a raid on a boat carrying aid to a rebel group in Yemen.
00:03:15.060Uh, the New York Stock Exchange has withdrawn a rule that some have said would have illegally implemented a radical environmentalist agenda and harmed national security.
00:03:30.920Yesterday, the New York Stock Exchange announced that it would be withdrawing a proposed rule to the Security and Exchange Commission that would have created a listing entity called Natural Asset Company.
00:03:44.780A natural asset company would be empowered to control private and public lands by capturing the intrinsic and productive value of nature.
00:03:56.180And they'd be able to block things like logging, herding, having cattle, growing things, having people on the land, and, of course, drilling.
00:04:06.920The proposed rule was opposed by a coalition of over 2,000, or, sorry, 2 dozen Republican attorneys general and state financial officers who warned that the rule would be used to push liberal political agendas.
00:04:21.580Republicans also said that so foreign entities would be able to purchase and control what happens on public lands and private lands by designating it an NAC.
00:04:30.980It's Marlowe Oaks and this audience that I believe get the credit.
00:04:35.420Marlowe Oaks brought this, he's the Utah Republican treasurer, he brought this to my attention, what, right before Christmas?
00:04:43.880And they were supposed to decide on January 2nd, you mobilized, you called your senators and your, you know, your state officials and government officials in Washington, and they acted.
00:04:57.440Again, another huge, huge, huge win caused by you.
00:05:06.060So thank you for everything that you have done.
00:05:09.080Now, let's keep our eye on them because the New York Stock Exchange withdrew the rule.
00:05:14.840They didn't want to get ruled against, so they withdrew their application.
00:05:18.680And let's see if they repackage it in any way.
00:05:33.400You don't hear that very often, but it happens.
00:05:37.000Two U.S. Navy SEALs were lost at sea on a mission targeting Iranian weapons and the deliveries to the Houthis in Yemen.
00:05:45.920The nighttime mission ended with a seizure of a small sailing boat that was transporting advanced lethal aid to the Yemeni rebel groups as part of its campaign of attacks against international merchant shipping.
00:06:01.560The SEALs had been reported missing in the days following the mission.
00:06:05.760The SEALs had been reported missing in the days following the mission, which took place on the 11th of January off the coast of Somalia.
00:06:14.740Its purpose had not been revealed when it was announced.
00:08:52.760Blaze Media can now reveal that the person who discovered the pipe bomb at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Washington, D.C.
00:09:02.760on January 6th was a United States Capitol Police plainclothes officer.
00:12:13.980But the passerby found it because it was sitting right there in a way that it looked like it was meant to be discovered.
00:12:20.480Well, we've tried to find out who this guy is, this passerby, this innocent guy who had a sharp eagle eye, and found that sitting on the sidewalk right in front of the park bench, all by himself.
00:12:39.340Now, why wouldn't the D.C. or Capitol police officer, why wouldn't everyone want you to know that it was a police officer that found that instead of just a passerby?
00:12:53.420It would lend more credibility, wouldn't it, Stu?
00:12:56.520It wasn't just some old lady that's like, I think that's a pipe bomb.
00:13:30.480We now know that the United States Capitol Police plain clothes officer walked by, just happened to look down there on the sidewalk, and there was the pipe bomb.
00:13:41.980So he walked a full 20 feet to the SUV of the Secret Service.
00:13:49.740And he knocked on the passenger window, and then talked to him for a while, and then casually walked around to the driver's side, and they rolled it down, and they talked some more.
00:14:03.200And what he said was, hey, right over there, about 20 feet from where we're sitting, I found a pipe bomb.
00:14:18.040Of course, they jump out, they call the bomb squad, they get one of those little robot things to pick it up so it doesn't go off and kill somebody, and they get the first thing they do is they get Kamala Harris away from the area.
00:16:02.980This is the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
00:16:07.580Boy, are the intelligence agencies freaking out about Donald Trump.
00:16:12.280I heard an interview with somebody from the intelligence agencies over in England, and they said Donald Trump being elected is a national security threat to England.
00:16:24.080And we needed to ponder that and realize what's at stake here.
00:16:29.780If all of the intelligence agencies, and everybody is saying that this man is a threat to their countries, does anybody think that they're going to allow him?
00:16:54.620Now, Donald Trump has a way to go, but he's 16 points ahead of Nikki Haley in New Hampshire.
00:17:05.200Don't know what's happening in South Carolina yet, but we happen to have somebody from South Carolina, South Carolina state representative, Adam Morgan.
00:17:57.340So, Adam, you are part of the Freedom Caucus, and I understand that the rhinos there are trying to thwart anything that you guys are trying to do.
00:18:12.960Well, you know, you actually had me on the program several months ago when they kicked us out of Republican Caucus over that loyalty pledge.
00:18:21.500They said we couldn't share pictures of the public voting board with constituents because it made other Republicans look bad.
00:18:27.700They said we couldn't endorse or campaign against other members, even if they did something illegal or immoral.
00:18:33.400Now, here we are months later, and one of the chairmen, a Republican, gets busted for telling lobbyists, give me campaign cash, and I will move your bills out of committee.
00:18:43.240And he's currently being investigated and has been referred to – oh, yeah, referred to a prosecutor.
00:18:48.940And no one that signed that pledge can call him out because they signed a crony, unprecedented pledge, but they kicked us out for not signing it.
00:18:57.820Well, then, just last week, they decided that since they can't silence us by kicking us out of their caucus, you know, their closed-door caucus meetings,
00:19:05.340they are going to change House rules to make it so that we can't offer amendments on the floor.
00:19:11.480Now, yesterday, we took up the Help Not Harm bill, which is a bill that prohibits transgender surgeries on minors.
00:19:18.880And during that debate, they didn't have criminal penalties for physicians that do this.
00:19:24.380They didn't have reporting requirements for parents, for kids at school when they're transitioning and the parents aren't aware.
00:19:29.780All of our Freedom Caucus members, we offered a bunch of those amendments up and made them take hard votes.
00:19:34.600They actually voted down criminal penalties, and then Riley Gaines jumps in on Twitter and blasts them all and says they all need to be primaried.
00:19:44.460They pull an amendment, and it passes strong, makes it a felony, all because of the Freedom Caucus amendments and because of the information to the public.
00:19:54.300Well, they want to change House rules now that we can't offer amendments.
00:19:58.020Literally, a playbook, like straight out of the Nancy Pelosi playbook.
00:20:01.040They're going to remove the ability to make motions on the floor, and they're going to make it so that the majority leader and minority leader get to handpick which amendments get heard on bills like Help Not Harm, Save Women's Sports, Constitutional Carry, whatever it is.
00:20:14.860I mean, so it is literally a full-court press to silence and marginalize conservative members who will not go along to get along, won't sign their pledges, won't fall in line and accept weak, watered-down token bills.
00:20:30.580There's so many, I believe, so many conservatives across the country who are recently elected who are just, we're sick of the same old, same old.
00:20:54.880So the thing is, they can set House rules.
00:20:58.320So thankfully, we actually got it beat last week.
00:21:01.920A lot of grassroots got focused on this.
00:21:04.420They heard about these rules and started calling their legislators, which I once again will urge anyone listening, if you're in the state of South Carolina, right now, go to South Carolina House Representatives, find your legislator, and email them or call them and tell them,
00:21:18.580do not pass Nancy Pelosi rules that restrict the conservatives' ability to legislate.
00:22:31.420And like I said, the way we're doing it is because of the people.
00:22:34.160And so we've got to get this information out there.
00:22:36.740That's why I'm so grateful for you and people like you who have these platforms that can help inform people and let them know about what's going on.
00:22:43.720I find this absolutely despicable, remarkable in some aspects, but absolutely predictable with what the GOP now represents.
00:23:17.140But I am so sick and tired of being labeled a radical when all I want is a group of people to execute their oath of office and protect and defend the Constitution of the United States and to actually represent the people.
00:23:37.580These people, I'm telling you, both parties are so damn corrupt.
00:23:45.580You know, at that same event I was talking about, the assistant majority leader says we need to raise money against these crazies.
00:23:50.960He's immediately echoed and followed by the minority leader of the Senate, a Democrat, who said, I couldn't agree more.
00:23:56.600You know, we got to get rid of these nudges.
00:23:58.320I mean, so you have literally Republican and Democrats agreeing we've got to get rid of the people who have passed Save Women's Sports, who have passed Constitutional Carry, who have, you know, we were the ones that did all the election integrity, the prohibition on vaccine mandates.
00:24:11.680Every one of those bills came from Freedom Caucus members.
00:24:22.800The remedy is we've got to have good, strong, principled, courageous people to run for office.
00:24:28.840And if you're listening right now and you live in the state of South Carolina, you need to consider running for office this cycle.
00:24:36.540You have overwhelming majority of members in the legislature who do not represent your values.
00:24:41.560They don't want to vote on the record.
00:24:42.900They don't want to change or fix things or do any work.
00:24:45.920And we've got to have a better quality of candidate.
00:24:49.340It's one of the reasons I'm running for Congress.
00:24:51.240I think the same thing is needed there.
00:24:53.520We need conservatives to run at all levels, the county, the state, the federal, people who will go in and not just be all talk, not just, you know, smile and say, oh, yeah, I'm a Republican.
00:25:04.880And they actually say, you know what, I know what my principles and values are.
00:25:11.000I'm going to use the office that I have to implement my worldview, the principles I hold dear, the constitutional principles that I know are rooted in truth.
00:25:20.640And I'm going to implement them in the world around me and defend what I hold dear.
00:27:29.020You know, I was just looking up as we were doing this interview, I was looking up at one of the television screens from one of the, you know, networks, and they had the gang of four up, the people that are making all the decisions, and you have Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell.
00:27:47.440Then you have Hakeem Jeffries and Mike Johnson.
00:27:53.620Tell me, maybe Mike, the jury is still out on a little bit.
00:29:10.080If you think at all right now when I say this that you should run for office and you have a feeling in the pit of your stomach like, oh, crap, then run for office.
00:30:17.400I cannot think of a topic more urgent, actually, than the intersection of climate change and health.
00:30:21.540And I apologize that my back is to some folks.
00:30:25.240The climate crisis is a health crisis fundamentally.
00:30:28.300And that actually means it is a crisis, therefore, also of our stability, our security, our economic growth, and our fundamental future as a globe.
00:30:36.660When we think about it, health is fundamental to everything that we are trying to do.
00:30:40.720A country like Zambia is now shutting down its schools because of a cholera outbreak that is from increased rainfall.
00:30:48.260In malaria is spreading in areas where it's been eradicated or removed in many of these countries.
00:30:53.500We are losing progress against our sustainable development goals.
00:30:57.660We have put billions of dollars towards those goals, and we're truly losing progress.
00:31:02.620We're now about to see the statistics of the deaths that we're seeing by 2050 is more than double what the statistics used to be.
00:34:16.340This definition, in my view, should be updated in the light of current circumstances.
00:34:24.900Today, states don't need to directly control the means of production to control every aspect of the lives of individuals.
00:34:32.060With tools such as printing money, debt, subsidies, controlling the interest rate, price controls, and regulations to correct the so-called market failures,
00:34:45.240they can control the lives and fates of millions of individuals.
00:34:50.480This is how we come to the point where, by using different names or guises, a good deal of the generally accepted political offers
00:34:59.740in most Western countries are collectivist variants, whether they proclaim to be openly communists, fascists,
00:35:06.720Nazis, socialists, social democrats, national socialists, democrat Christians, Christian democrats, neo-Keynesians, progressive, populist nationalists,
00:37:45.020If transactions are voluntary, the only context in which there can be a market failure is if there is coercion.
00:37:53.660And the only one that is able to coerce generally is the state, which holds a monopoly on violence.
00:38:00.040Consequently, if someone considers that there is a market failure, I would suggest that they check to see if the state intervention involved.
00:40:08.640As much as you think the deep state could do that, if they could, they wouldn't be so worried about Donald Trump because they'd know we just thwart him.
00:40:22.580Nobody will ever know they they have to.
00:40:25.420Because I'm telling you, I worry about assassination.
00:44:09.760You know, for the first time in listening to him yesterday, for the first time, I kind of felt like people must have felt behind the Iron Curtain when Reagan stepped up.
00:45:26.100It's hard, you know, it's, it's, it's always, it's always hard to be optimistic when things look bleak, but this is when the optimism, you know, winds up being right.
00:45:35.240Like you, you have to hit a bottom to turn it around and maybe that's where we are.
00:45:38.920And you have to start seeing some leaders.